
I didn't want to risk installing OS X on my new system, so the safe way to do this was through a virtual machine. So this is basically the opposite of what people do on the Mac with Parallels. I installed Oracle VirtualBox on my Windows 7 Ultimate PC (3 Ghz Core i7-950). This project was a lot easier than OS X on Eee PC 1000HE mainly because each attempt on this super computer only took 15 minutes... as opposed to 2 hours on the netbook. Also, in this case the instructions on the net are much better. I don't even have to write my own findings. I follow this one:
http://www.taranfx.com/install-snow-leopard-virtualbox
I'm really only half way there though. I basically have Leopard (10.5.7) installed right now. The goal is to get Snow Leopard (10.6.3) running because I originally purchased a copy for the netbook. But it turns out 10.6.2 was the last version that supported the Atom processor. So I don't want my Snow Leopard DVD to go to waste. The next step is to install it using the Leopard install that's currently there. I'm at the point where I need to convert the DVD to .ISO format. That's actually done and sitting on my netbook. Transferring that 8 GB image is a problem though. Stay tuned!